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From Cafe, welcome to Stay Tune.

I'm Prate Barara. You know, there's something larger at play here, which is that just like

every leader wants to take, you know, the glory of success, you have to be willing to admit

when you've made a mistake. And we're living through this time period, and especially

with this president, where the whole game is don't ever admit that you're wrong. Don't

ever seem fallible. Part of being a strong leader and of getting stronger and growing as a

leader is being able to recognize when you've made a mistake and to take appropriate action.

That's Juliano Castro. He was the mayor of San Antonio, Texas before going on to serve

as the youngest member of President Obama's cabinet. You may recognize his voice from the

Democratic primary debate stage. Castro made waves in the first debate night when the topic

turned to immigration, specifically a one-substitute in Title VIII of the United States Code, section

1325. We get into all of that, plus why he's still taking Spanish lessons. But first, let's

get to your questions. That's coming up. Stay tuned.

You can tell a lot about somebody by the company they keep, and also by the company they don't

keep. That's why I put this right in my Twitter bio. Band by Putin. Fired by Trump. And

now we put it on a t-shirt. To get yours, head to shop.cafe.com for your very own band

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